Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) trans and gender diverse student support coordinator Sara Savoia promoted anti-racism and gender ideology to students. .“A few more of Sara Savoia's greatest hits,” said Quillette associate editor Jonathan Kay in a tweet..Savoia came under fire Thursday after she said Jesus was a man who wore a dress and told stories to children..READ MORE: Ottawa school board gender consultant says Jesus was drag performer.“Here’s a reminder that Jesus himself was a radical activist … and a drag queen,” she said.. Sara SavoiaA reminder from the OCDSB's gender consultant .She locked her Twitter account soon after she deleted the tweet..Savoia encouraged people to attend a workshop called Me and White Supremacy, hosted by anti-racism trainer Layla Saad..“This five-week workshop offers a step-by-step reflection process that challenges participants to understand their participation in white supremacy,” she said.. Sara Savoia 1Simcoe County Elementary Teachers' Federation Equity present Me and White Supremacy by Layla Saad. .Savoia called on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to say people with vaginas when talking about abortion..“Not just self-identified womxn,” she said..She shared the tweet with #MenCanHaveBabiesToo and #AsCanGenderVariantIndividuals.. Sara Savoia 2Sara Savoia said the right to choose is true and applicable to all people with vaginas. .Seven out of the 30 students in Savoia’s Grade 4-5 split class talked to her about their fluid gender and sexual identities..She said this is because she implements queer and trans education all year..“Bcuz they are seen, heard, & (as much as possible) understood,” she said.. Sara Savoia 3Seven out of 30 of Sara Savoia's current Grade 4-5 students have talked to her about their fluid gender and sexual identities. .OCDSB vice principal Nicholas Lafrance said March 28 he was OK with students being prescribed puberty blockers..READ MORE: WATCH: Ottawa vice principal says he wants children to take puberty blockers.“You can deal with your own body,” said Lafrance..“Let children be who they are.”
